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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssioSs-PARr I-Before Judge Cow
ing Assistant District Attorney Bedford . 8
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counT op GENERAL sEssloSs-PAHr Ii.-Befors Judge
Gidersleeve aud Assistant District Attorney
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rNITrD STATES SUPREME COuRr

WASHINGTON. Jan. G-The following business, trans.
acted IN the supreme Court Of tho Cntsi ,tl;st oiW
40 27B-Matthcw Bellies ant others. plantin agt.
the town Bumned submitted niDT Suth rule Oy Thomas
Alc LELAND and sanders Tor plautIu la and by
Is Hopkins for defendant IA error
No lOt1-Ih- Little Rock and Fort smith Railroad
pany plaintiff I. " N0rthcn collector. etc
No lO7S-C Huntington AMI others, trustees, appellant
agt NUtthen. collector, etc submitted under 2Oiti
by Hunt ton Tor the plIntn III 'rrr and appel
ants and by Daniel Jones iOr defendant III and
appellees.
man Palace Company. Submitted under 10Th
Corning ii and Albert Richie plantin cIIUr
AIRED Ennis for defendant ~ eftor
No llG7-Tho crescent city Live stock Landing and
Slaus House Company, plantn IN error agt the Butch
Onion Saugntc House and Live stock Landing Oi.
pany submitted under 2Oth rule by William a MauTy and
Rocr Mot for plantu IN ana 10y Howard McI
All fUftnar fOi defendant
No l2OJ-Ihc Lutte Ock and Fort smith RaliOad
pahy appellant. ag Huntington AMI others
Submitted under 10Th rule 10y " Rogers for appellant
By " Huntington for appclices
M l2gi-Ihc and H. VIOLENT AHsOclation
Kansas pantn IN error agt he state oi hanSa+ suJmnt
LUth rule by George Diet amp Tao palnn IA
error and by G. X smith for the defendant ~ error
40. llD-Ihe town OF Bluomncd, pl utiu Ia
Charter Oak National Bank. etc. Argument continued by
Charles Perkins TOT the plantin bv T. Hyde
defendant and concuodb by Mr. foiSins or pann
No l2O-Hars Eames. appellant. agt William Andrews
and others Argument begun by lngcrsOl for appellant
Adjourned until 10 morrow at IL O'Clock.
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MLxERyEr AND mDoNELL 90 70 SISG SIy0

MINERNET AND WDONELL 40 TO SISG SING.
E1-Ian, Policeman Matthew Mclnerncy and John
!. Mcdonnell, who wcrr convicted Of a~saultlng and
sttcm a. TO pb Joseph schwdrllcr. a builder, On
TIthavc. near Eighty sixth 1t the night Of De
ocmlcr 20. 1855. taken from the Ioubs 10
IN. s.n- by lcpuV sLend burke yesterday morn
ne Mclncrucy has twelve year ana six months
aid Mcdonnell ten gear, and months 10 servo IN
the state prison. The former rccvcd tho longer
sentence at the time Of the commission Of the
crime r Wor auniofm AMI on duty. Mcdonnell
had been dis Rcd rom the fo:ce month before
Tor intDAlcdilOn.
Il val. ie remembered that s,hwarzer sworo that
lie va. lnOcLcl down by the accused men AMI that
they Wcrc rching his pockets when he recovered
ia "A lew seconds the effects of the blow. Both
men -loLtK assert their innocence Of the crime
charged. Mclncrncy said yc-trrlay that II WAS
tri, that lie was slight under the iniluenc" OF
uior on tie night In question. and that he had an
alteration win ~hwarLlcr which oamo To blows
with tie result that the latter was worsted lie
d., ME-. howcN rr that he had any thought OF fobbng
s,hvarllcr and points TO the fact That he had his
uonhs Iay n his pocket as evidence that lie had
no nee OF c.ortng "a such measure for obtaining
tao.ry The lark police authorllic- and the court
ncll- Icicyc his story AMI contend that he should
have ben punished for ml-dcucanor instead Of a
tim H., Ia,t record has been good and 1t Is
"A that he viii he strongly recommended for
.,ccuttve r ru,ncy McDonclrs rcJri IL not
.o.r. but II McInrrnry parlonrd. 1t Is probable
that ne w.ll be ttcltcd with eq.a. clcmcncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07

INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ...,..THURsDAY, JAN. 6. 1887
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ethiopia fBr wilson Glasgow Dec 90 via Neville
e. with mdse and !9 TO Henderson Bros Arriv
cd At the Bar at u 90 p m Of the 5Ih inst o,,,o
M::ns Dec Pss5mS IL Sap eo l. sl9sa.sr % sts
Arrived a sns p'''eDss'' n'D,''." .o'
cssmsis IS Pairas Is and Gibraltar e. With @d,e to Law
renee. Giles Co. Arrived a. the Bar at
IL Pet Goavs Aux Caves IL Jsc%sl ~ Jsremie rs
Antonio 80 with mdse passengers P Forwood Co.
steamer chatean Latte tFri OLIVIER Bordeaux Dec 49,
With mdss and cabin and sterasc passengers to Funch.
snns 80 With to Vessels s &rrSsG
DsS
steamer CITY Of ALEXANDRIA Reynolds Havana days with
mdse and to Alexandra Sons Arrived at the
Alamo Risk Galveston day.. via Key West with
mdse and passengcrs to Henry Yonge. T.
10 OH sol @ New" Win mdso and
Dmock
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Rtfrgnndi, r Dulac Marseies Dec Il and NAL
,sUNsEI-wnd at sandy Hook light. NV; hazy. AtCity
CLEARED
Steamer Sandman Br Smith, Liverpool-Peter Wright
g ws.'DN'' oo' H'''n'' H'"oors-rnnA'r''
steamer orinoco BIZ. oarvin. Hamilton Bcr-A Outer
steamer Centuego, Faircloth, Nassau and Glen.
fuegos-Jas r Ward & Co
steamer Manhattan stevens Havana and Mexican ports
Alexandra & Sons
Steamer New-YOrk. Percy Galveston-J T Van Sickle.
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah-Heury YODge ir.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch, Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion So Co
Steamer Port Adelaide tBr). West Norfolk va-Carter
Uawey n Co.
steamer Bessarabia Brl Martin Norfolk va-Pheps Bros
Co
Steamer Neptune Coleman Boston-H r DimOck.
Ship Arklow tBr. sanford LiveruoolJ Whitney & Co.
Bark John johnson (Br Henderson, Seville Sp-J w Par
ker q Co.
Farewell Ger. Neuman. Iondon-Funch Edge Co.
SAILED
Westphaa for Hamburg; Sandman, Llvcrpool
Grrece London Calico Hull: Advance Rio JanerO. via
Newport News Thornh. Progreso: Cientuegos, Nassau;
Manhattan Iavana Ornoco. Bermuda; san Marcus and
New oTk 0aveson Taaeasse, Savannah; Breakwater for
Norfolk.
Ships Munster for Antwerp and Blanchard for Liver
pool.
Banks sa for Port Elizabeth; snow Queen. Antwerp;
Saga, Bremen; Pescemaker. Havre.
-ailed-Nia Long Island SOundSteamers Portia for
Halifax: Neptune for Boston.
Ancored City Island bound out-Barks Arizona for
Shanghai. Recovery Baye.
BELOW.
Bark Wallace Mccormack from Pc manbuco Nov IS.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Iovpoy Jan G-sailed steamer Tower III (Br). Archer
for New.YOrK.
Jan G-Arrived steamer Buffalo Obi. Malet, from New
sourmAMProx Jan CARVED steamer Aller Ger. Chris
NewYork Dec 49, her way 10 Bremen land
IrOceededl.
HAVANA Jan 6-saed. Niagara. Dennis, for New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
POWER TO GO BEHIND A COMMITMENT.

In directing the discharge from the House OF the Good
Shepherd Of Ripper not sixteen years OF age
who while walking in the with dsreputabo woman
had been arrested committed there Presiding Justice
Van Brunt supreme Court. yesterday overrued tho
plea which nerpo ed that he court could not 70 behind
HE the magistrate The Judge said III Is
true the Legislature seem 40 to read bt as
the Legislature Ia deprive pei son OF
one dollar Of his property without his having an opportunity
hearl without OF law neither II there
sny nwrr 10 deprive sody OF his child
opportunity u be heard IL wonld Dc
a hold that under any leglslato
child under sixteen years OF age fona IN
attendance and because magistrate
should characterize this a. an Improper exposure
parent could deprived OF bis child and that too without
being afforded an opportunity 10 Offer defence This Is
claimed in the case at bar II does not seem
OF the statute can possibly 10
upheld Petition gran ted and prisoner discharged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
BULLETS IN HER BRAIN AND HEART.

An inquest In the OF Josephine spaeh who was shot
by her husband Frederick spaeth At their house No 30
eve to the shooting DR. Gueuther who examined
tho body testified that bullet penetrated the brain ana
another heart while third bullet entered tie breast
and lodged in tho spinal column Tho woman must nave
beon standing when shot and would have been ipossioo
for her inflicted tho wounds Other witnesses test
fed had bcen absent from her home Ior
tho day Of the shoot statement ~
Spaeth the hospital repeated In evidence spaen oi
patrman Ranch that he and his wife had gone Ia Oed ad
the wife sprang and into the kitchen o seized me
revolver fired three shots at her. AMI then te 10 XII
himself his act The 1ary brought IN
verdict Of murder against spaeth Yesterday the muir
condition became Tho attempts made 10 nn
the which he had fired into himself were unsuccessful
but direction traced passing through the lung ana
lodging II the back Blood poisoning was Indicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
Jony FoLErs PURSUIT or JERouE b. SHAW

JOHN FOLEIS PURSUIT or JEROME ~ SHA ".
John Foley who has made life II burden for District
Atotney MARITIME and other officials according 10 their
sttrluens IN MS pursuit Of jerome H. Shaw, who was
formerly employed 10y hun, was criticised by Judge cow
,.,rly Ia the Court OF General SESSIONS The charges
i,.t shaw were investigated by several Grand Jurcs
aid we're rejected times. Mr. Foley applied to the
fnr,un of the October Grand jury and su' creded In
gaining another hearing and three indictments were
fonl AGAINST shaw. Mr.. Taylor. Shaw's counsel moved
rriy bcloic Judso Cowing that the Indie lnehtb be
mn ground that the clai
had not been brought In the regular
~ lc read from decision which lie thought
sustained his position. He said that The matter htI been
blure the ,IIl and that small Judgment had
been ot,iucd against shaw Judge CowlnE SAID That he
had been bDthced constant visits from MI tolcy, VINO
seemed to that there never was 80 great WIOns
A. mai which e hal suffered The Judge SAID that he did
moi nchcvr IN bringing up such cases where oit rem
cy hnu been sought the main one Assistant i'tct
ii.iiOrd said that ne Thought the indictments
1, Justly dismissed. one ot Them charges thr ldr
rrmy of ~ Judge ,ONng said that lie would set one OF
Inc scs Tor trial this morning and try to have the mat
ter -cd of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
DELAY IN TRYING BAIL CASES.

JUDGE COMING READY But THE LAWYERS NOT
WHAT MR.. MARITIME SAYS.
Fifteen hail oases were on Judge Cowing's calendar
veserdav in the Court of General Sessions One after
another of the lawyers who appeared said that notice
had been given only the evening before and asKed
for delay The Judge said that he would grant short
sdiournments, as the notice given was short. He
added
But mean to take up and dispose OF these bail
cas-. "a rapidy as possible whenever they put
the calendar by the District Attorney II has long
been evil that this county the giving Oh pan nae
been considered as almost equal to an acquital This
conrt sometimes adjourns early because no business -
presented to enable continue VIII SIT here ana
try bail cases II such are presented: H., .,
Assistant Distrct-Attorney Bedford-l feel, also
that acme Mt least OF these bail ought 10 be tried
There are to-day 5000 thieves robbers. assaiiants
and other criminals at large simply because we have
not the faolte, to try bail cases quickly as they
accumuate. There is urgent need tor moro facilities,
but will unite In any action to Try even small por
ton OF these cases when II is possible 10 DO So
District Attorney MARITIME when asked whether it
was true that there we're 5000 untrcd indie tments in
his office, said
think the number IA considerably larger Here arc
reports which are made out each week and banded to
me allowing the number OF cases that come INTO tho
Office and the number disposed Of eaon week thet ere
more than sixty seventy can usually Dc trled Wneh
both courts in session The record shows the same
story week week Any one can SEQ the hopeless
ness OF the matter We have tried and tried again to
get the use of the occupied by the Receiver OF
Taxes. SO that the judges might open third part OF
the court which the law provides for. but We cannot
succeed with all our arguments In making any i'm
Iression upon the Board OF Estimate. place was
once provided but the Board subsequently resciDded
its action and tho city had to nay $1,000 to be re-
leased from the bargain the rent of the office. The
only action the Board would take is to appropriate
$4,000 for an addition which the official architect
saws cannot be built for that SUN and which could
NOT he erected without disturbing this Office and the
courts 30 that no criminal business could be trans
acted tor long time That disturbance we cannot
undergo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07

IA r. T. Tasman and Mrs Sarah Hunter wtro ehJoyInE
sleigh ride Rockland Lake yesterday they narrowy
s.caned death Having reached the OF Hook Mountain
road the descent they enconniere drt and
I'm an effort tho enter overturn d. It's occupants
thrown out violently and the frightened horse ran away
stopping until he wa, quarter o o.. ro mS
rail fence and broke his log Mrs Hunter was slightly
and word to Nyack for relief In the shape
Last night officer OF the Society Tor inc
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals sent to kin
the horse which Is valuable trotier. When tho
nluneins horse. left tho couple In the snow
they nearly 500 feet above tho river and the edge
OF a steep deolivtty.
Mr. Tasman recently defendant In divorce suit and
Mr.. Hunter cOresnondent. The trial resulted In de-
5cat for Tasman. Mrs Hunter Is the vito Of John H.
Hunter tho employ OF the NowYork Consolidated Gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
NFW.JFReEY TOWNS.

oBoKEyThe steamship othcllo OF the Wilson line IL ~
ends tho Hamburg steamship Company :
dock ana OF bus ~ engaged ~ unloading
The cargo sale Wednesday for ENGLAND
aud the Battery she rchrd over on her
Side. ami feared that the vessel was al KING
asstif Several tugs ran aongsidr but
discovered z tho ship clear Of the water
point and not likely To sink the officers ieced
not b. abandon The trouble caused by the shifting
of the cargo which consists Of lard and cotton.
WET HORJKEy The horse which run 10 The Mona%
distance eubanktneni twenty
feet high which called St@ven-st Car No 40 which LETT
1910 Wednesday ran on the track and
falrd and dow the embankmenL william OCoon
conductor received fracture % the skull which VIII
probably prove fatal Two passengers were greatly
frightened, but escaped with a few slight bruises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
NEWARK.

Ironaro Lesanro arrested yesterday the charge OF
sabbng his wife at No 1913 South Canast on the previous
night PARTY Italians the house drinking anu
became Jealous OF some attentions
paid his wife and quaresd with her drawing his kne and
nIungng II Tho Is not seriously injured
proposon has received by the Aqueduc Board tom
Il OF New York Offering Ia furnish water to the city
at million gallons project Is under
bond the city In SOOOOO 10 construct anew
sy.em OF supply from the Psssaic watershed
The strike OF 500 leather work Newark amcably
yesterday afternoon at conference OF representa-
lives of the employee the former making
Only shops affected nv the strike The
strike talors tho shop Of william Kraft also settled
by satisfactory adjustment Work will be resumed to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
vrsTCursTER COUNTY.

RYE NEcK.-Fivo chllre OF Iamrs Hopper have been
New Years Day. thor heath. resnli nom
Oldest eighteen old aud the young
est years. Twouhrr children mt {" the home OF
% Lndpafrnt Ia KINGS st.. near the Connection line
Wurg RI .iN--Jo-eph = Mitchell died suddenly In his
chair Yesterday heart disease He the eldest SOD o
Mnl tcrll and born IN New sauan Conn., IN 1910
Ir asher wei. known lawyer Mr. Mitchell held tho
Office of Deuty Collector Of Internal Ie'nne Tor many
wears brother Josiah =. managing clerk for
Close 4 i!uDrrt-on.
officers and managers Of ST Johns River
se Hosp Al grauhcd yesterday 10 receive cheek ior
$500 FROM Cornelius Van. crbt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
NO SKA TING IN CENTRAL PARK.

There was skating in Central Park yesterday The
rain and snow of Wednesday covered the Ice with more
than An inch of ley slush that hardened when the storm
CLEARED away Yesterday Superintendent Parsons d
rrcied that plane he used In eveling OF the sur
,,,r last night This morning the work will be resumed
Vii. larger force aud the viii probably bc ready for
0he skatcre before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
GRAND ARMY OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The old Veterans wives and daughters had special
pryilege accorded them last night in public INSTALL
alton Of the officers of Alexander Hamilton POST @rand
Army of the Republic, by Commander Wilbur f. Brown,
Of Post LAFAYETTE The installation took place In Asso
citation Hall Harlem, after which there VAS musical
literary humorous and commissaTal entertainment Inc
following were officers installed: Conmander An
drew NJ Underhill manager of the Guion Line james
Turnbull senior vice-cOmmauder; lillian l. Wood,
iunior yicecommandcr; George W. Arnold, quarter
master; Dr. Henry +. Pierce. surgeon; Dr. T. Franklin
Smith chaplain David t. Gaddis officer OF the day ;
Charles Il. Morris. officer Of the guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
WILL DIR. MILES LEAVE HIS PARISHf

The Rev. Dr. Miles. Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the Reformation. In otanohsI, VINO resighou MS
ch,r, last sunday Of his extremely anti
ri,ul,t trustees objected the presence oil small
,,.u a. o,s on The table, declined yesterday
Ia make any statement vi the case ior publication
No,tnrr vould any friends HE general opinion
no the church people seemed To bc mat the matter
wo bc satisfactorily settled IN Few days ANA tha AIR,
Mics woud not allowed 10 away under ANY ciculn
lnuccs he have not met To discuss tne mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
No. l.2sL5eas.s.l TO- IL. IL. IS. H. IL. 10. H. Is
20, 81
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
sToLEN JEwELRY FOUND IN A PAwNsHoP.

Wh.n Moses RnaIdo age twenty one Polish deserted
at the altar on to marriage Miriam Altracn age ny
ana Abruptly where both lived ne took WIN
him jewery worth about $500 belonging to the woman
Rnafdo apprehonded in Baltimore ana aSon 1ac ~
ontcsrs he had pawned them I'm philadelphia
Newark Phade phia and win
PhiIaieipa officer visited the pawnshop Of ono Jacobs
jewery found The onicers earned
mat tho articles been for $50 by near
Nv II ranspired that Rinaldo had visited tne
that Franks sboup pawn them He DID So and knaao re-
mained In the long enough get drunk In the morn
ing he without money and Franks conseratey
him dollars to his fare TO Baltimore Inc aetecuve
TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
IRRyyALs AT CASTLE GARDEN FOR YEAR.

John E. Moore landing agent at Castle Garden has
completed his report OF the arrivals OF passengers on the
various steamship lines last year There was total oil
900 steerage TAP cabin increase OF
1054s and l5s2 cabin passengers over 1900 Inc
Nurh 45.5U3 lO.2OO
he White star rs 2O storage aud 62o
uon 1908 steerdge OIL cabin; the Red star ~ O3a
sterraye and the Cuard 1910 steelage and
ii 9tl cabin LvcrpoO glasgow and Meiiter
rnnean ImesD Ice steeage amt cabin French Trans
xtiani,c 49, 10 steerage and 63S cabin passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
WHAT ~ GOING ON TO-DAY.

Funeral OF Bishop Potter Trinity Church. 10 O. m
Cercle Francois de rHarnonie banquet Hotel
evening. - $500. ,..,. vord
Zeta Psi convention. Murray Hill hoVci' ~'ei"' ~
dinner at DemOnicO's. z: 30 M or.u.-s,,x n,.ca 4
President D. c. Gilman's lecture NO oh'e''" paw
p. ,. x.,,.u,, cra,d .venno
The Rev Everst Cothels lecture on Jews ana Jewory'
Chickerng Hail. p m ~. ~. nc u.r,.r, fas,no q
.. x....-., rb,rcb
Mcroscopical Society. No. 81 Madison.ave. 8 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
FUNERAL or COLONEL MALLIsTER.

The funeral OF Colonel Julian McAlster senior colonel
of the Ordnance Corps Of the United states Army.
held at Governors Island yesterday The Rev Dr. Ed
ward Goodwin the chaplain OF the island conducted the
seryices The pallbearcrs were Generals W.. Burns,
D. r. Van Buren, John NJ Sconeld, stone, James j. Fry,
aud WINFIELD JONES' aud Colonel Charles sutherland Dur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
JUDGE PRATT AND THE MQUADE CASE.

JUDGE PRATT AND THE MQUADE CASE.
Judge Pratt somewhat improved yesterday, bH he
vas unable to do much In considering the Mcuade case
M said he did not think he could give his decision before
N,,,..y but lie would then unless he became worse
N,.c he would decide the matter und give his reasons
irr itc said he that lie should not have
uucrtakcn the matter his present state OF health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
DELAY IN PROCURING SEARCHES

John Weber, f. W. Coggesha, r. Y. Cannon and George
representing many real estate lawyers com
pniped Register slevn yesterday OF the delay procur
ing The ioceO searches has been 10 uccd since the
uii. became saafiei and search nearly
unite When searccis
wufA c without stint Now they only from ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
AInNG TILE sOUND.

The fact that tho River
recommended 81 600
Hack Rock narbor aud - 900 for bridgeport need not
oi fifteen ctkrns appointed by hinJ
am guug a-ngion. tho work Of similar committee
.si year resulted increase and ABOVE Tie sum re.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
pREpA RIyG THE PARK BOARDS ANSWER

The clerks the Park Department were busy yester
day with the statement the affairs of the Department
that Mayor Hewitt IN answer to the
charges Of extravaganza made by Commissioner Coleman
In the Board of Esma President Borden said yester
day that this would be ready Tor ayor Hewitt III
= day and that nc should urge all Investigation OF
the charges ,
No further information has been received In regard to
the appointment of commissioner TO succeed MI
Beeknan Mayor Hewitt has ten days in which to make
TIE appointment and the time will not expire until Mon